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[box]The Boots No 7 website states that they do not test on animals; they have a pool of thousands of human volunteers who test their products. Boots No 7 is a UK-based brand manufactured in the EU, where animal testing of cosmetics has been banned since March, 11 2009.However, Boots No 7 is not currently on either the Leaping Bunny or PETA do-not-test list. I will update once I have more information. asked whether ingredients or finished products are tested on animals, whether a third party conducts animal tests on Bootsâ behalf, whether they sell in countries that require animal testing, and whether Boots plans to become Leaping Bunny certified or listed by PETA.
The only way to be 100% certain a company is cruelty-free is to buy products from companies that have been certified by the Leaping Bunny Program, which requires that no new animal testing be used in any phase of product development by the company, its laboratories, or ingredient suppliers.acts. This is simply not true as the devil is often in the details. Designation as cruelty-free or not tested on animals, or even the image of a bunny on a label may only refer to the finished product, when in fact, most animal testing occurs at the ingredient level.